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I'm pretty sure Novus Ordo is correct, I hope it is, I've used it before..

Still gotta catch up VILenin's new chapter! Hopefully I will tomorrow! I have an absolutely fabulous essay to write about how Important was the need to save money in the Poor Law amendment act of 1834...

Fun fun!
 
Yes the Latin seems correct at first glance.

Sinister-sounding. Also, on someone's money. Ahahaha.
 
Google makes it seem correct..

Novus or ordo is probably not from the bonus group, or something :p
 
RGB said:
Yes the Latin seems correct at first glance.

Sinister-sounding. Also, on someone's money. Ahahaha.

I think you're onto something here XD
 
Grubnessul said:
For an underpaid temp worker you're doing a great job! Maybe we should just fire your lazy partying boss! :D
This is like the first time ever Canonized ignored a post of mine... maybe I was right and should he be fired after all :rofl:
 
"Novus" and "ordo" are perfectly correct... it's the translation of "seclorum" that's off. It translates as "of the ages" (saeculum -> saeculorum, seclorum being a variant spelling). "Secular" is a term that, while derived from "saeculum", does so after quite a bit of linguistic transmission and wrangling. Yes, I suppose it does translate approximately, but very, VERY approximately...

Sorry about being pedantic here; normally, I'd let something like that go as being acceptable for story purposes, but it's a common misconception that I'm a bit tired of hearing.

(Interestingly, the poem by Virgil from which the phrase originally came could be interpreted as a Messianic prophecy. Far from being secular... ;) )
 
VILenin said:
Thanks to Grubnessel, comagoosie, Mettermrck, canonized, Avernite and Murmurandus for the kind words. :)
What! my name isn't capitalized :wacko:

No! I think I going to reregister so that I can be a proper proper noun. ...Never mind I already have about 300 posts.

From now on I decree that in order to use my name you have to make it look like comagoosie. (I put the c in size 4.) ;)

I am a genius that I have found a loophole :D I could be the leader of high emissions industries :rolleyes:

btw I honestly didn't know that my name wasn't capitalized :eek:
5 (different) smilies in my post and growing :p 6!
 
Grubnessul said:
This is like the first time ever Canonized ignored a post of mine... maybe I was right and should he be fired after all :rofl:

Ahh sorry XD . It's because the comments so far were for Lenin's post and I wanted him to respond to them . I'm just another one of you readers for those posts XD That's why I don't usually respond to everyone for Lenin .

As for me getting fired ... LOL as Lenin leads a socialist revolution against my czardom ? would be romantic .
 
Ahhhhhhhhh.....not "My Space"!!!! Run for your lives...Ahhhhhhhhhhh.
 
:rofl: Time to celebrate!!! I finally caught up, this just gets better and better, can't wait for next update.

Myspace? lol, already added Antonio :p
 
Avernite said:
Antonio?

Na, that's Taguchi! I can see him being pretty damn Japanese there :p

That was during his 'Japan periode'... bah you should pay more attention :p

*considers making a my space to become friends with Nia & Isabella*
 
grayghost: Haha , yes , run ! run !

Capibara: Congratulations !! I'm glad you're all caught up ! Now you have to painfully wait for the next update like the rest of them XD

Avernite: Haha , silly , don't you remember the art bonuses and the Japan chapters ? Taguchi and other present timers I'll put up some other time .

Grubnessul: XD Yes yes ! Isn't it great fun ? XD Now you guys get to see some more inspirational models for each character XD .
 
Judas Maccabeus said:
"Novus" and "ordo" are perfectly correct... it's the translation of "seclorum" that's off. It translates as "of the ages" (saeculum -> saeculorum, seclorum being a variant spelling). "Secular" is a term that, while derived from "saeculum", does so after quite a bit of linguistic transmission and wrangling. Yes, I suppose it does translate approximately, but very, VERY approximately...

Sorry about being pedantic here; normally, I'd let something like that go as being acceptable for story purposes, but it's a common misconception that I'm a bit tired of hearing.

(Interestingly, the poem by Virgil from which the phrase originally came could be interpreted as a Messianic prophecy. Far from being secular... ;) )
You're absolutely correct, Judas, which is why, if you'll notice, I didn't use Seclorum but Secularum (declined form of secularis), meaning of "worldy" or "of the world." The mis-translation of seclorum is a rather annoying misconception that sprang up from the cult of Dan Brown, rubbish author that he is. :p

On a side note, I'm not sure when the noun secularis entered the Latin language, it possibly (probably?) does not date back to Roman times but I've seen it in several modern Latin-English dictionaries so I went with it. The other synonyms just didn't sound as good. ;)
 
Mettermrck said:
I saw it last night, and it looks charming in its own right. A sort of tongue-in-cheek look at your own characters. :)

Yep ! Nothing too serious . The serious thing would be the Wiki , this is just for fun XD . Going to add more characters as time goes by .

P.S. Mr. Lenin I need to speak with you asap when you next get the chance .
 
VILenin said:
You're absolutely correct, Judas, which is why, if you'll notice, I didn't use Seclorum but Secularum

Okay, suppose it would help if I hadn't read that post a bit too quickly. :p New Secular Order it is! :cool:
 
comagoosie said:
NO! :rofl:

Haha , XD

Oh , I'm also working on an update tonight . It'll most likely be out tomorrow as is the usual schedule ! :D